Downtown Business Challenges, Parking, and Safety

Presented a public-private partnership proposal and discussed modular manufacturing projects.

Proposed a mixed-use residential, hotel, convention, and entertainment pavilion project in Greensboro.

Requested the elimination of local $2 fishing fees, arguing that fishing license holders are being double-charged.

Requested transparency on housing fund allocations and emphasized the need for tenant protections and affordable housing.

Expressed concerns about speeding on South Elam Avenue and requested a four-way stop to slow traffic.

Spoke regarding her candidacy for State Representative and community priorities including healthcare and education.

Raised concerns about private surveillance technologies like Flock safety cameras and police intelligence center transparency.

Asked about master plans for the homeless community and requested support and dialogue for small businesses.

Discussed homelessness and suggested convening a commission with experienced individuals to address housing crises.

Highlighted downtown safety, unhoused population challenges, mental health facility needs, and police presence.

Described downtown business challenges as 'death by a thousand cuts' and suggested relocating the coliseum downtown.

Presented data from social media feedback on downtown business closures, highlighting parking, safety, and construction impacts.

Discussed long-standing parking problems and construction impacts affecting her restaurant Cincy's.

Raised concerns about downtown street parking being occupied long-term by nearby apartment tenants.

Cited severe public safety, sanitation, and drug use issues at a downtown hotel, along with slow 911 response times.

Discussed downtown parking confusion and signage issues impacting customers.

Expressed sadness over downtown business closures and shared an unsettling customer experience involving aggressive behavior.

Described downtown safety issues, theft, and sanitation challenges affecting restaurant operations.